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An archive of the radio show broadcast is available here. 'Jim Vellutato VP, Sony/ATV Music Publishing'. Wish you would stop being so hard on yourself for a whileĪnd when I see that face, I'd try a thousand ways You've got a heart of gold, a perfect original Oh, but you know that I love you, just the way you're madeĪnd thinkin' that you're just not good enough You wear baggy clothes to camouflage your shape Somehow you always see the dark side, when everything's ok You walk in rainboots on a perfect Summer day That, to me, you get more beautiful every dayĪnd thinkin' that you'll never measure up I don't know why you always get so insecure

Written by Kendall Schmidt, Lindy Robbins, and Toby Gad.

Kendall and his bandmates perform 'Cover Girl' in the restaurant together with Lucy, and thanks to Kendall, Lucy's parents agree to let her independently pursue her dream of becoming a successful rockstar.Ĭredits transcribed from the liner notes of Elevate. Kendall accompanies Lucy and her parents to a fancy restaurant, where he attempts to persuade them to let her stay by lying about the details of her music career to increase their confidence. In the episode, Lucy Stone confides in Kendall Knight that her parents are coming to visit, and plan to bring her home, away from Los Angeles. 'Cover Girl' is featured in the third season episode ' Big Time Double Date'. The other members recorded their vocals at a later time in the album process. The vocals for the original concept demo, which was unofficially uploaded online in 2012, were included solely by Kendall. While introducing the song on the Winter Tour on December 8, 2011, Carlos PenaVega additionally said that the song 'doesn't necessarily have to be targeted towards girls,' extending the message's reach to 'really just anyone who's ever felt like they're not beautiful.'

Schmidt hopes that the topic is 'relatable' for listeners who have found themselves on either side of a similar situation. Schmidt, who composed the lyrics, said he wrote the song about 'a girl who doesn't think so highly of herself', while the narrator does and encourages them to see it. According to Schmidt, the entire track formulated within the span of only about five hours, saying the process 'flowed' naturally. The song was created during one of many writing sessions that Columbia Records arranged for the band to meet with successful, award-winning songwriters and producers, with the goal of preparing material for the band's upcoming sophomore album, which later developed into Elevate.

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Kendall Schmidt co-wrote 'Cover Girl' with professional songwriters Lindy Robbins and Toby Gad.

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